Dada

Kavin shines in this impassioned tale of a father's stirring journey.

Dada is a poignant and moving journey of single dad which is beautifully written and directed by Ganesh K Babu. With a stimulating screenplay, earnest performances from the leads, multiple heartfelt moments and profound music Dada is film which stays with you a bit longer than you may have imagined. Overall, Dada is a passionate rollercoaster of emotions which will leave you in a state of catharsis and will give you moments of joy that brings out a wider smile everytime.

What's Good?

• A Remarkable script and stimulating screenplay
• Top Notch direction
• Laudable Performances from Kavin and Aparna and their organic chemistry
• Multiple Heart-warming and Heart-rending moments
• Jen Martin's magical compositions

What's Bad?

• The second half is a bit stretched and cliched with forced humour moments which could have easily be trimmed.

Why should you stream?

If you like the joys of watching feel good films which make you emotional and at times bring you a smile, stream Dada on Amazon Prime right now.

After separation of pregnant couple,their kid came under dad responsible and start to grown up.... At one situation divorced couple start to work together in same company... Finally both are joining by understanding their situations... Must watch emotional drama...!!

After separation of pregnant couple,their kid came under dad responsible and start to grown up.... At one situation divorced couple start to work together in same company... Finally both are joining by understanding their situations... Must watch emotional drama...!!

After separation of pregnant couple,their kid came under dad responsible and start to grown up.... At one situation divorced couple start to work together in same company... Finally both are joining by understanding their situations... Must watch emotional drama...!!

Who is Kavin guy? Excellent performance. Later learned, big boss and tv series popular actor. He is just keeping the movie going with his performance. A simple 1-line wvwnt in a Baghyaraj style movie, made into a feature film. Good direction, camera, music. Worth a watch.

The first scene in the bed, next scene crying, next pregnancy. Movie seem to moves fast with events but nothing unexpected still worth a watch. Director avoided unnecessary parents sentiment but not sure why he had let aiswariya talk so much. The only most irritating character. Bhyagaraj done great 👍

Climax, nothing extraordinary but with both their performance and mutual understanding without dialog makes it memorable.

A emotional feel good drama .

Pros - Fine story for a feel good movie and intresting one . Major positive was making style , Ganesh K Babu in his debut did a great job in direction especially keeping things simple and subtle . Emotional part were another great pillar to the movie , especially a orphanage sequence in 1st half and climax were tear-jerker . Comedy worked well in most of the places . Interesting characters and there is no good or bad potrayal every characters has its own flaws , their character arc were good . Actors justified their respective characters . Technically , cinematography was good . Music was splendid but songs were average .

Cons - 2nd half bit lagged in narration comparing to the first , but climax somehow compensates this flaw . Editing and dubbing in few places were odd .

Overall a good emotional feel good drama to watch . A perfect movie for the Valentine's week , yes it's not a romance drama but worthy movie to watch with your partner .

OMG....thats y u need character from TV who can put all the effort in better way....what a movie what a feeling....no over talking, no over drama, no over emotional.....the moment when mother meets his kid is the best in the movie where no overacting has been done.

His is exactly what I felt while watching the movie . But when we see the public reviews 70 percentage of them said the 2nd half was best . Frst half was decent . This states Many people are still in the commercial world of cinema. Until they change directors won't change their perspective of making so called commercial cinema .Thanks whole DADA crew.